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Show HIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, .tf - BUICHERSlOTr SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1921. v ; i In-- uUAiin KLUXEI BDY IS ImrAn tv E ON STRIKE ISSUE: ' Packing Iifduhiry ' Opera- - Justice , i Holds That No Proof of Girls Murder tlves Declared to Have ' I Has Been Given Court. Embraced 90 Per Cent. OMAHA, Oct. Net)., J. W. Burns, 8. secretary of district coyncil No. X of the mated Meat Cutter and Butcher Workmen Unit n of North America, ton Ifeht that 90 per ecu, of all pit. kins plant employee Di Omaha had Toted too ay on the referendum cn the question of authorising the union general executive heard to call a atrik In tfec parking imlurtrv If the board deem aU. h action neeHi&ury. vThe vote ws takrn in other packing house renters throughout the country, and with the local ballot will be forwarded to the union general headquarters In Chicago, where the result will be announced. Seeretaiy Bum reiterated that the result prt'Vtou statement would not be given out locally. aald the referendum here HMr, Burn wna conducted without difficulty, adding libit the only opposition was in the form o a resolution recently passed by of plant coniur-- e representative bordn f Armoir & o., fiwlft h On Rnd the Cutlahv Parking company nrnt emplbyre took the position that tne present was impropitlous for a strike 1 hey opposed acceptance of blank ballot by the workers. according to Mr. The referendum, Burns, was taken to find out what the union the of want, followrank andft)e ing failure of union leader to negotiate national working agicement with the agree packers to lake the place of the rent which expired September 35. , ht ' t iove to Avert Strike. four-hou- rs the time the baby begins to walk and. learns cautiousness until death its claim, Ilfs Is one gigantic school In which ars taught lessons that are eloquently, sometimes cruelly, Illustrated. The Tenth Jokingly refuses to consider ths advice of his father, thinking that he himself knows more than sire. In later years he realize when it la too late how much better be might have succeeded had hs harkened to ths kindly promptings of one who. having been over ths road, could have piloted wisely. What, indeed, are lessons for. If not to profit by? To understand the present, as well as to anticipate ths future, we must accept the past as pointing out lnmimerabls lessons. To get results In the present and build constructively for the future, we must profit by the teachings generally accepted as wise. It seems sometimes, as we review ths past, as If we had swung in circles Instead of really progressing. Of course, we know that this is not so, for each era of development has proved better than the preceding one. We believe the experience of ths past has most forcibly Impressed upon ns ths need for care and caution in our investments for the future. The man who Invests In Property or Mortgages has everything In his favor providing hs has invested advisedly. . at evening, released Francis Kluxen III on 3000 bail, pending Investigation by the grand Jury here next Tueeday'of the slayJanette Lawrence In ing of fits father woods, opposite the home of the girl's parents, in Madlaohborough. near here, Inst Thursday evening. Justice Parker, declared that Chief of Polite Fred Johnson, who ordered the boy's arrest, had hot presented the "scantiest proof to fasten the crime on the boy. The boy. who wns arrested at 10 30 oclock Friday night, was submitted to a constant grilling up to 5 o'clock this morning, and had been lodged In a cell in the corridor In fhe courthouse lip to the time he was taken before Justice Parker a fow minutes after 6 o'clock this evening. Before the hearing began. County Prosecutor Mills declared that the boy arrested without any evidence wpa against him at the Instigation of the members of the borough council at Madison Acting Mayor Frank F. Oibney ahd other members of the council denied, however, that they ordered Chief of Pollc Johnson to arrest the boy on- - th murder charge. Chief of Police Johnson explained that the- - only evidence he had adduced wae that on the day of the crime the boy wae seen In the woods in front of his par ents home He added that there "had been rumors and storoes about tho boy and that be "had taken these things up Rhertff Bryan stated that - the only possible evidence that hs had heard of was that young Kluxen had a Boy Scout knife, one blade of which was a can opener. That blade, he said, had stain on It, and the sheriff thought they might bs blood, spots. He said th boy said he used the knife for cleaning fist last Wednesday and explained that the knife had been sent to Hr. Albert Edselff of Newark, a bacteriologist. "The boy'e people are substantial cltl sens. declared Justice Parker. "He shall be admitted to bail. The court does not feel liks holding him on what seems the scantiest grounds. There is no presunip tion or proof to fasten ths crime on t files t' .....1e , READING GLASSES In, large round shell frame. We make this special offer at. ..... Three Flowers Face Powder ,...75C Mavis Talcum 25c Powder Hudnut's l General Meeting Called for t Monday Night; . ge i Enrollment Is Indicated. CLICQUOT CLUB GINGER 207 tO 5Qg Me 63c COLGATES HANDY GRIP SHAVING STICKS ENERGINE, THE PERFECT 35c I PatRobinson's ent Barley, spe- cial. ,..29c 63c SETS-Inclu- dlng . 60o CUTEX MANICURE SETS GILT EDGE SHOE DRESSING POLISH, SPECIAL.... 67c . Burner and Qc BICYCLE PLAYING CARDS, 50c; QR, PER DOZEN JQ QJJ -- Every yea r regularly more than a in the United States, England and Canada take and not only realize Diapepsin, Rapes immediate, but lasting, relief. 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DEBATE QUEBTION UNDECIDED. of th Representatives University of Utah, the Brigham Young university and th Utah Agricultural college met at th Hotel Utah yesterday afternoon to decide upon a question for th triangular debate to be held this year among the three state schools. After being in session for To Sufferers ot Epilepsy, bps ms sad herns more than three hours, no decision. w Dr. Msys Trestmeat frrrs qarefc rehef reached. Another meeting was called for lend for generous FREE lies bottle. from weeks when thy queas two OR. IV. H. MAY, 64. Pearl 8t Raw Yori tion for debate yesterday, will be choseq. .1 1 Dryco Dry MUk...Mc $2.49 i n .lE2qgrtiKExroa ........ 21c Zymole Trokeys, special .....19c Jad Salt ....63c PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO, NEW SIZE 50d VANTINES INCENSE B. S. Whites Tooth Past. 23c Ipana Tooth Paste, 42c special Colgate's Ribbon 60c Viall's Chlo-- r Dental Cream, a t e Dental .. 25c . 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Young Strictly Homeopathic. men Daniel Fob ' distance and reading vision. Two glasses in one. With large shell frame. Special fg- DRESSING Hoy-lanc- e; BIFOCAL GLASSES 3 ALE.. F.it tenntou. classes ot Jths University, pf Utah, under the direction of F. W. Reynolds, will besln Monday night with a general meeting in Rarratt hall at 7:U o'clock. The purpose of the general meeting Is to allow requests for classes which are not already listed and to learn the extent of registration for different subjects. A hundred courses are already arranged, covering the ground of general information and trainculture, terhnb-a- l ing. Hpectal attention has been given to of teachers, profesthe needs meeting sional workers, people engaged In the InIn dustries and, general, of all people who' are employed during the daytime. Inquiries coming Into the extension division offices during ths last few week indicate a phenomenal registration, according to Mr. Reynolds. Not only ,io ding are being completed by Lieutenant indications point to large classes in Ball Colonel C. O. Sherrill of th department Lake, but there are demands from nuhllr-- 'hnl'iHtnn side communities for practically all sub- - I American association dwhirh will ore'ry 7" Jects that will be given here. Ths Ideal I have egIn tii name, th. Jmerflci Arest?y aiS&latlBn. of extension is Implied Is Mr. to uni It Reynolds. carry plains P. 8. Kidsdale. the today said verslty opportunities to those who would that various posts ofsecretary, the American Lenot otherwise get them; and. In accord gton be name asked would to an overseas ance with this policy, the extension dll-aio- n veteran to represent Jt at the event. will place classes wlici ever there t$ The American elm, which will fit in an earnest call. Tentatl-- e plans ar the landscape plana W the areht-tcots to p ai-- classes In Davis, Metier. with in of the grounds. about the charge Weber, Utah and other counties. These ill be placed for such diversified sub calls ar entrance to loots as philosophy, muslo, mathematics, edge of the luslness. Interior decorating and educa- drive that leads to tha Potomae river. tional administration. part of tha grounds la nearing comDue to the cooperation of business This pletion rapidly. men, classes will be held downtown to better suit the convenience of extension sr.identa All available rooms hava been erasced In the Commercial c.nb. the city FAREWELL library and tbs L. D. 8. buildings. One clahs w,!. be givsn In ths federal RePLANNED am ve bank. .. - - Tablets J2 5c CREME OIL SOAP 3 FOR 19c 1 LI - 25c ld Garfield Tea apecla!..21e 42c Chamberlain's Stomach Tab- ENVELOPES Will match . any linen finish paper. Johnson A Johnson' Rad Cross Baby Talcum Powder .....Ito Stomach is -D- Hill's 15c PKG. LINEN FINISH Newport size. Davis dteatsd Throat Discs, special Note, packet or letter size. A stationery in tablet form that will meet your mostexacting requirements Bou- - quet Face Powder .....50c Out of Order : Parka,' M 25c OXFORD LINEN TABLETS . .75o $1.60 $2.00 ........49c Hill's Headache ....25c Tablet .................. 'SPECIAL If Pills - Including 66 sheets of the finest linen paper in box, and fifty envelopes to match 25a FroatiUa ' Sempra Qlovlne. tha pink complexion cake.49c Harriet Hubbard Ayer's Luxurla I es 00 Regular $1.25 COMB for National Capital V . . LINEN BERKSHIRE TWO-TON- E STATIONERY- - Cream, special, ,42c (3c Elcayaf Cream.59e farewell testimonial will b tendered Wednesday evening, October 13, In honor of Donald E. Rose, who will leave shortly afterward oh a misCMeaao Tribune-Bai- t Lake Trlbna Leastd Wire. sion for tho L. D. 8. WASHINGTON. Oet. 8 To celebrate church In England the opening of Armistice week, NovemThs testimonial will ber 7, an Armistice tree WTU be planted take place In th on the grounds of tha Lincoln memorial Second ward chapel, here Plana for the ceremony to mark corner Fifth East the calling of the conference on the limand Seventh South itation of armaments by President lar- streets, beginning at I o'clock. The following program will be glten during the evening, and will conclude with dancing In tha ward amu hall; Duet, Ruth Anderson and Lucile INDUCES Madsen ; ba r 1 o n e solo, Raymond Williams; recitation, Graca Nickerson; violin solo, Kenneth monologue, Calvin Rawlinge; baritone solo, Alvin Keddlngton. remarks, Donald E. Rose; remarks. Bishop Albert J. E.ggrsn; soprano solo, Mrs. Ormsbjr Thompson; solo, Charles R. pika Formerly manager of the Schubach Optical Co. (7 years) Tlie name OREXS stands for the best that is possible to be had in glasses, and at a reasonable cost. It is an assur- aneor first, Yif themost painstaking care in the examination of your eye and then in the careful selection of a frame that is becoming to the features of the individual who is ;;o lug to wear them. Our twenty rears experience in fitting evea enables us to look, aftei your.eye trouble in the proper manner. For this week we will continue to sell these specials. - Milk- Armanda spe- cial.. 33c 48c $9c Poan'a Kidney weed -- i. ....... 23c DandeTlne, Vanishing Cream, ,33c He Ingrams ss rant Ponds Extract PARTY FOR L.DS. DR. ORENS Rouge, special .... .60c MawC the deodo- DJcr-Kl- 40c LADIES Armistice Tree Planned H SSc 70e Cold Cream, special. .SSc 52c Realtors c Popular Prices ""S' JSe Eyebrow Brushes . .. .15e Ponds Extract - Optical Service At 25c Face Chamois 3o ' Jergens Violet Glycerine Soap -- ium! for 25c . Best Estate (City and Farm Property) Business Opportunities Property Management Mortgage Investments and Loans Insurance Advisory Servlet 370 South Main Wasatch '4840 ' J921School 42o Zylano Tooth Past eg.. fer 1 Llaterlne, special ffimhuildm Co. ur Reduction .....Bio 1 le Farmers Lavorls, special FBdMfalling, Chicago Tr1buoeA.lt Lake Tribune Leased Wire MORRISTOWN, N, J., Oet. 8. Supreme ft. 30 oclock this Court Justice Parker, fi The governa WASHINGTON, Oct. ment intervened today to prev jnt any jKMihle stoppage of coal production next March when ths bituminous miners wage scale agreement expire, but it offer i conference at the after a White House between President Harding, Secretaries Hoover and Hat is and union officials, were said to have been without Immediate avail. The conference was held whrn the central committee of the United Mine Workers of Arnetica, headed by John L. Lewis, president of the orgunjeat on, came here afr the request of President" Harding to discus witv the administration the possibility of an undertaking to arbltiate aftv ultimate differences with the operator prior to the expiration of the national agreements in March. The com I mlitee waa received at the White House him. aA soon, being the guests of the presiIt was learned that members of ths dent ot luncheon and continuing the dls- - First Presbyterian church of Madison had formed a committee to subscribe $."000 nion until late ip th iiv. , toward a fund to aid In running down the murderer. Earlier In the day there Fail on Agreement. was a report that young Kluxen' mother to WASHINGTON. Oct. 8. Effort, hail Immersed his clothes In water soon reach n agreement for a miner' wage-scti- after the finding of the girl's body Thurs to supplant th national agreement, evening, but Prosecutor Mills said which expires next March, failed today day revealed that on the pre investigation consultation between after a four-hoWednesday the boy had aided an Hoover ceding President Harding. Secretaries uncle In grapea for sacramental aal Havis, and officials of the United use, and crushing that Mrs: Kluxen had washed Mine Workers. his khaki knickerbockers because tbs boy stained them with grapo Juice. Afek Wage Decrease. Th Lawrence girl was stabbed to death more - than" twenty-fiv- e wounds were 1'BCATt'R. III. Oet. 8. The exscuttv found and she had been assaulted behoard of the Mississippi Valley associaHer body tion today passed a resolution Urging fore or after the stabbing. found In the woods on the Kluxen that all government bodies concerned and was espeolally the railroad labor board, adopt estate and not tar from her horns. the measures necessary to bring about national agreeadoption of - the Seek ment and a substantial decrease In a further step ' a wages'L it also urged in Tax Levy In the process of business readjustment that measures be adopted to ensure a substantial reduction of the wages of the Members ot ths central committee apcast mines by April 1, 19.18, when the by the Salt Lake County Farm award which fixed the present wages pointed bureau and the Halt Lake County Civic shall expire. to represent Improvement association farmers of the county In their movei "divorce suit. ment for reduced taxes have requested refused a meeting with the board of education of Tharglng tothat herforhusband ha Elisabeth her the Granite school district. weeks, speak Th committee is seeking to determine Warren filed suit against Ephraim Joseph Warren n the Third district court yes- If a. reduction cannot b made in the declared that he 1921 school tax levy. terday Mr. Warren wished he had not married her, the wife Both fer th Pries of On, alleges, 127,50 Electric Vscuum Cleaner given t HERE FROM NEW YORK, Free with each Electric Washer ordered Mr. and Mrs Solon Spiro have returned to come with our next car, or 20 par cent from New York and Atlantic City, after discount cash price. 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